Government Employees Mandated to Be at Office by 9 AM

The Bangladesh government has issued a new directive mandating that all government officials and employees must be present at their respective offices by 9 AM sharp.

The decision aims to improve punctuality and enhance the overall efficiency of public sector services. According to the directive, this rule applies to all government offices, including ministries, departments, and local offices across the country.

Government officials confirmed that the new policy is part of ongoing efforts to streamline operations within the public service and ensure better service delivery to citizens. Employees are expected to adhere to the new time regulation, with penalties for non-compliance being considered.

This measure comes as part of broader administrative reforms aimed at boosting productivity and aligning public sector performance with international standards. It is hoped that the regulation will also foster a more disciplined and productive work culture in government institutions.

Further instructions on how the rule will be enforced and details regarding penalties for tardiness will be provided by relevant authorities.